Wet Rabbit - Of Clocks and Clouds (Electronic Progressive Rock)

**Wet Rabbit** · 02-07-2016

I've recently released my debut album 'Of Clocks and Clouds'. I call my music 'electronic progressive rock' but you can judge the genre yourself. It's a concept album. The concept builds on Karl Popper's essay with the same title, and it is centered around the philosophical problem of 'Open Thinking vs Closed Thinking'.
Wet Rabbit's sound is definied by the use of synthesizers. I've even dropped the bass guitar entirely and replaced it with a bass synthesizer.

A couple of useful links:

► Music:
Bandcamp: https://wetrabbit.bandcamp.com
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/wet_rabbit
iTunes+Apple Music: https://itunes.apple.com/album/id1061213074
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/2Q8jCccLPZt6SjBnvXvurU

► Connect:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wetrabbitmusic
Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/wetrabbitmusic
Web: http://wetrabbit.com

**arabicadabra** · 02-07-2016

Don't know if I was just in the right space to hear this (calm) but I really enjoyed this. Thanks!

**Stickleback** · 02-14-2016

I like this.

**Wet Rabbit** · 02-17-2016

Thanks.

**Wet Rabbit** · 03-26-2016

This outtake is a remix for SoundCloud only.

The 8-note main theme is a musical recombination or paraphrase of Purple Haze & Shine On You Crazy Diamond main riffs.

**nosebone** · 03-26-2016

nice!

**Rarebird** · 03-27-2016

Sounds interesting.

**Mt. Pleasant Farm** · 03-27-2016

I like it a lot. Great 8:41 am Easter morning music! Will Greg Walker be stocking it on cd?

**Wet Rabbit** · 03-27-2016

Thank you, guys.

I've released the album myself so it's available on almost any digital store but a hard copy CD is a long shot for me

If you're concern is just the quality, you could try Bandcamp as there is 24bit FLAC version available for download which has a DR12-DR14 rating dynamic range.

I'm also thinking about doing a Kickstarter project for a vinyl double LP, but it's quite hard to do that from where I live (Budapest, Hungary). I would probably need to team up with a US or Western-EU label for that...